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A 10 trips misplayed hand?

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kfcsekirata
Joined: 01.11.2013

The villain is reg who likes to bet a lot. I am not sure if he is bluffing a lot, but he showed me two or three times this session before this hand very strong hands after strong bets so i presumed it was possible to bluff.
Pre flop I was not sure but I think the call is fine. On the flop I flop monster, but I was not sure what I represent if I reraise him after his big raise. The same thing about the river I was not sure if i have to raise or shove here.
ON the river I think it`s mistake I didn`t shove I don`t know why I didn`t do it.

iPoker - €0.50 NL (6 max) - Holdem - 6 players
Hand converted by Holdem Manager 3

CO: €82.96 (165.9 bb)
BTN: €63.54 (127.1 bb)
SB: €63.46 (126.9 bb)
BB: €50.75 (102 bb)
Hero (UTG): €76.31 (152.6 bb)
MP: €31.60 (63.2 bb)

SB posts €0.25, BB posts €0.50

Pre Flop: (pot: €0.75) Hero has T♠: A♠:
Hero raises to €1.50, fold, CO raises to €5.00, 3 folds, Hero calls €3.50

Flop: (€10.75, 2 players) T♦: T♣: K♥:
Hero checks, CO bets €6.00, Hero calls €6.00

Turn: (€22.75, 2 players) 3♠:
Hero checks, CO bets €15.00, Hero calls €15.00

River: (€52.75, 2 players) 4♠:
Hero checks, CO bets €20.00, Hero calls €20.00

Results: €92.75 pot (€3.00 rake)
Final Board: T♦: T♣: K♥: 3♠: 4♠:


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VorpalF2F
Joined: 02.09.2010

but I was not sure what I represent if I reraise him after his big raise

You represent trip Tens.
I think that x/r the flop would be fine since you can get called by lots of Kx hands.

Question: At NL 50, would players holding KK here slowplay by checking back OTF?

Cheers,
VS


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kfcsekirata
Joined: 01.11.2013

Originally posted by VorpalF2F

but I was not sure what I represent if I reraise him after his big raise

You represent trip Tens.
I think that x/r the flop would be fine since you can get called by lots of Kx hands.

Question: At NL 50, would players holding KK here slowplay by checking back OTF?

Cheers,
VS

Depends on the player, maybe this guy wouldn't do it 😀


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Tomaloc
Joined: 17.01.2011

interesting one, our value range is exclusively Tx.

from an exploitation perspective, we should ask if this villain would level against our raise ("this flop is good for me, Tx wouldn't raise too often, he has too many draws that can raise here").
villain probably has the advantage on this flop, especially if he plays a 3bet-or-fold strategy, which would mean that besides KK/TT he can also have all the suited Tx himself. those are about the best turn and river you can get, i think i'd also just call down and check/jam the river, let him bet his AK+/bluffs and if we hit the KT+ part of the range, it is what it is.


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